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Parliament Weekly Summary February 18th-22nd, 2019 Date Mover Subject Brief about subject 19 Feb. 2019 Hon.
Monicah Amoding (NRM, Kumi district) Bills Second Reading: the Sexual Offences Bill, 2015 The object of the Bill is to consolidate laws relating to sexual offences; combat sexual violence; provide for the punishment of perpetrators of sexual offences; provide for procedural and evidential requirements during trial of sexual offences and other related matters Speaker’s/House decision Deputy Speaker advises mover to withdraw the Bill as proposed amendments are more than original Bill; advises that the Bill is republished with the proposed amendments incorporated; Bill is withdrawn 19 Feb. 2019 Hon.
David Bahati (NRM, Ndorwa West), Minister of State for Finance (Planning) Presentation of Papers: Supplementary Schedule 2 for Financial Year 2018/19 19 Feb. Hon.

Ephraim Bills Committee Stage: the Schedule is referred to the Supplementary Schedule shows funds used above what was budgeted for during the budgeting process.

The Supplementary Schedule amounts to Shs 1,173.816 billion of which Shs 403.
576 billion has already been authorized within the 3% legal requirement and Shs 770.239 billion requires prior approval by Parliament, a requirement of the Public Finance Management Act The object of this Bill is to provide for Bill considered in consideration Committee Budget for 2019 Kamuntu, Minister of Tourism, Wildlife and Antiquities Uganda Wildlife Bill, 2017 19 Feb. 2019 Arinaitwe (NRM, Hon.

Rwakajara Workers’ Representative) Bills Second Reading: Minimum Wages Bill, 2015 the 20 Feb. 2019 Hon.
Peace Mutuuzo, Minister of State for Gender, Labour and Social Development Statements by Ministers: on International Women’s the Day, 8th March 2019 20 Feb. 2019 Hon.
Florence Nakiwala Kiyingi, Minister of State for Gender, Labour and Social Development (Youth and Children Statements by Ministers: on the Skilling Uganda Programme in Districts the Committee of the Whole House and passed at Third Reading Committee presents its Report on the Bill; members debate Bill/Report; Bill is considered and passed at the Third Reading Members comment on statement the conservation and sustainable management of wildlife; to strengthen wildlife conservation and management; to continue the Uganda Wildlife Authority; to streamline roles and responsibilities for institutions involved in wildlife conservation and management; and for other related matters The object of this bill is to provide for the determination of a minimum wage based on the different sectors of the economy The National Celebrations will be held at Rwimi Primary School Play Ground in Bunyangabu District under the theme: "Empowering Women through Innovative Approaches to Social Protection: A Prerequisite for Inclusive and Sustainable Development" Statement was in response to a concern over the by Hon.
Taaka Wejuli on the concentration of skilling programmes in the districts of Kampala, Wakiso and Mukono; Minister says that the Ministry is Affairs) 20 Feb. 2019 Hon.
Betty Aol Ocan, Leader of the Opposition Statement by the Leader of the Opposition implementing the Green Jobs Programme that is aimed at the creation of green and decent jobs, enhancement of labour productivity, and reduction of poverty; says the Skilling Programmes under the Ministry: the National Apprenticeship Scheme, Graduate Volunteer Scheme, Songhai Model and Jua-kalis Certification will progressively cover all constituencies Leader of the Opposition presents statement about her oversight visit to Northern Uganda (to the districts of Gulu, Nwoya, Amuru, Pader and Lamwo; the visit was held from 13 - 17 February 2019; the delegation was interested in issues regarding land, health, education, refugees, works and transport; The delegation was blocked from visiting some areas; LOP prays that state organs accord the necessary assistance to the Office of the LOP to do its work; that the Committee on Rules investigates the actions of Hon.
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Hillary Onek and that the House expedites the constitution of the select committee to address issues of Apaa Speaker says he would guide the House on the prayers contained in the statement 20 Feb. 2019 Hon.

Betty Aol Ocan, Leader of the Opposition 20 Feb. 2019 Hon.
Simeo Nsubuga (NRM, Kassanda South) Laying of Papers: Special Audit Report on the Shs478 billion into Crane Bank Limited by Bank Of Uganda injected seeking to leave of Motion Parliament introduce a Private Member’s Bill entitled “the Land (Amendment) Bill 2019” 21 Feb. 2019 Hon.
Abdu Katuntu Bugweri), (FDC, Chairperson – PAC (Commissions, Statutory Authorities and State Enterprises) Motion for adoption of the Report of the Committee on Statutory Commissions, Authorities State Enterprises (COSASE) on the special audit Report on the closure of commercial banks in Uganda And Report is referred to the Public Accounts Committee (COSASE) Consideration deferred Debate on Report deferred Special audit followed the injection of the funds into Crane Bank, which was later closed by the Central Bank Parliament Rules require that a private member first seeks, by way of a motion, leave of the House before moving a private members Bill.
The Bill is intended to amend the Land Act, Cap.
227 to provide that a tenant shall deposit ground rent with a Magistrate Grade II or Magistrate I Court where a land lord refuses to accept any sum in payment of ground rent or where it becomes impossible for the tenant to find the land lord and make a payment Committee sought to establish whether the right legal procedures were followed in liquidating the seven banks and whether the Central Bank duly carried out the right procedures during the intervention process.
The banks are: Teefe Trust Bank, Co-operative Bank, Greenland Bank, ICB, NBC, Crane Bank and Global Trust Bank Speaker, Rebecca Kadaga, adjourns plenary to Tuesday 26 February 2019 at 2:00pm ENDS